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Gui Pi Tang

 

Gui Pi Tang (GPT) adresses Heart BLood Deficiency secondary to Spleen deficiency, commonly resulting in tachyarrhythmias or mental symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia, memory loss, nervousness, poor vision, and frequent dreaming. The underlying Spleen deficiency may be hinted at by a history of weight and appetite loss, loss of balance, diarrhea or fatigue. The other main use of GPT is as a hemostatic agent for bruising, epistaxis (bloody nose), and uterine bleeding ( due to platelets). Its use should be avoided in "damp" patients ( greasy coat, weight gains, ear infections, mucoid discharges). 

 

Gui Pi Tang treats:

• Spleen Qi Deficiency

• Blood Deficiency

 

Symptoms Treated

Cancer   •Abdominal Mass

Gastrointestinal   •Constipation •Small Bowel Diarrhea •Inappetance

Reproductive •Anestrus •Impotence •Infertility •Uterine Bleeding

Cardiovascular •Tachycardia

Behavioural  •Anxiety •Insomnia •Memory Loss •Somnolence •Timidity

Hematologic • Anemia •Epistaxis •General Hemorrhage •Pancytopenia

•Thrombocytopenia

Ocular •Vision Loss

 

Diseases Treated

• Neoplasia - Hemangiosarcoma

• Enteritis

• Constipation (Megacolon)

• Infertility

• Anestrus

• Impotence

• Myocarditis

• Tachyarrhythmia

• Anxiety

• Cognitive Dysfunction

• Anxiety - Separation

• Noise Sensitivity

• Territorial Aggression

• Fear Aggression

• Anemia

• Pancytopenia

• Granulocytopenia

• Thrombocytopenia

• Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca

• Vision Loss

 

 

Gui Pi Tang contains the following herbs:

White Atractylodes rhizome

Chinese Angelica root

Poria

Licorice root

Astragalus root

Longan aril

Ginseng root

Amomum fruit

Zizyphus

Polygala root


 

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